April 28, 2019

The unifying themes of this program are justice, love, learning and hope.  The messages come from sermons and readings from Unitarian-Universalist sources.  The program title comes from a beloved Unitarian-Universalist hymn, “Spirit of Life,” which includes the words, “Sing in my heart all the stirrings of compassion” and “Move in the hand, giving life the shape of justice.”

Are you okay with your body? Lifting weights and changing diets are one thing.  But living inside a body is hard for a mind.  We’ll consider this problem in the sermon from Elea Kemler, below.

Commentary

Written by Orlando Montoya

TBD

Sermon

“So Much, So Big” (4/14/19)

Rev. Mark Ward

Unitarian-Universalist Congregation of Asheville, North Carolina

Sermon

“Flesh, Blood, Bone and Spirit” (1/13/19)

Rev. Elea Kemler

First Parish Church of Groton, Massachusetts, Unitarian-Universalist

Sermon

TBD

Sermon

TBD

Braver Wiser

Used by permission of Braver Wiser, a publication of the Unitarian-Universalist Association

Quest Monthly

Used by permission of Quest Monthly, a publication of the Church of the Larger Fellowship

UUA Statements

Messages from the Unitarian Universalist Association

Natural Silence

Used by permission of ListeningEarth.com

UUA Principles and Sources

Our liberal faith as defined by the Unitarian Universalist Association

World Religions

Written by Orlando Montoya

Interfaith Calendar

Written by Orlando Montoya

UU FAQ

Written by and used by permission of John Sias from interviews with Rev. Steve Edington

Published by the Unitarian-Universalist Church of Nashua, NH